| resize |
to make larger or smaller while keeping all other featues the same. [2 definitions] |
| res judicata |
a thing or matter already adjudicated. |
| reslate |
combined form of slate. |
| resoak |
combined form of soak. |
| resocialization |
combined form of socialization. |
| resocialize |
combined form of socialize. |
| resod |
combined form of sod. |
| resolder |
combined form of solder. |
| resole |
to furnish (a shoe, boot, or the like) with a new sole. [2 definitions] |
| resolidification |
combined form of solidification. |
| resolidify |
combined form of solidify. |
| resoluble1 |
capable of being resolved. |
| resoluble2 |
that can be redissolved. |
| resolute |
having or showing firmness, determination, or resolve. |
| resolution |
mental firmness, determination, or resolve. [8 definitions] |
| resolvable |
able to be resolved. |
| resolve |
to decide (something) firmly or earnestly, or to cause (someone) to do so. [8 definitions] |
| resolved |
being of fixed or determined purpose. |
| resolvent |
capable of causing a breaking down into constituent parts; solvent. [2 definitions] |
| resolving power |
the ability of an optical system to yield separate images of close points. [2 definitions] |
| resonance |
the quality of having a full, rich, long-lasting or echoing sound; the quality of resounding. [5 definitions] |